Bookwalter, Hanly and the News in Sherrick Case Debate
The News attacks Bookwalter as responsible for the Sherrick affair while defending Hanly’s actions. Critics argue the editor’s questions reveal bias and misread official duty. The piece contends Bookwalter bears no real connection to the matter or to the governor’s decisions.
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Bookwalter
Sherrick
Stalnaker
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Gov
Hanly
Sherrick Securities
J. Frank Hanly
The Hon Jim Goodrich Faces Sherrick Affair Fallout
The Sherrick case tests Hon Jim Goodrick who acted as friend and mediator with the governor to forgive Sherrick and urge resignation. Goodrich’s efforts pleased Gov Hanly but angered Republicans who blame him for not preventing a scandal. calls grow to purge Hanly Muat Goodrich and Sherrick from the party.
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Sherrick
Con¢Ern
Jim Goodrick
Jim
Shoriick
Goodrich
Hanly
Republican Party
Jim Goodrich
Republican
Stde Committee
Muat
Japan's push to supply eastern trade with steel and rails
A Japanese commission tours the United States and will visit Europe to accelerate economic development. It plans to foster iron industries, establish steel rails and Bessemer steel mills, build locomotives and bridges, and shift demand from foreign suppliers to domestic production. The move signals a broad strategy to import less and produce more within Japan.
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Far East
Japan
United Sitates
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
Japan Eyes Asia as Iron Source and Mills Hub
The piece discusses Japan shifting to develop mining resources in China and broader Asia to fuel iron and machine production. It notes reliance on American and European markets for immediate needs while projecting unlimited future demand in Asia, and mentions broader political and economic context around China, Russia, and regional industry. The excerpt also contains a long aside on peanuts, detailing cultivation, germination, and hay value, noting a Georgia town with peanut production and exports.
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Nippon
China
Russia
Japan
Orient
All Asia
Sam
Georgia
Getting Back at Him in a Quiet Barbershop Tale
A taciturn man enters a parlor and asks to be shaved in absolute silence. The barber points to a wall notice apologizing for no chat, noting the barber is deaf and dumb, illustrating a quip about speech and behavior from London Tit-Bits cited by Philadelphia Press.
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Parhar
Paterlar
London
Charles Lamb
United States
Rain in the Face Dies at Standing Rock Reservation
Rain in the Face, a 62 year old Sioux chief linked to the Guster massacre and said to have fired the shot that killed General Custer, died on September 13 at Standing Rock reservation, as reported by Scripple-M'rae.
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Scripple-M'Rae Press Association
Aberdeen
Rain-in-the-Face
Standing Rock Reservation
Custer
Secrets of Cemetery Reveals Graveyard Dark Tales
A hillside graveyard in the Adirondacks yields curious relics from recent removals. A soldier found bound with hemp, a bewitched bush guarding a trunk, and a girl whose roots enveloped her body are unearthed alongside a man and woman joined by tragedy. A lumberman and a bar assault are noted as cause for the couple’s separation, ending with a joint burial.
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Adirondacks
Sunshine and Smiles in Wellington Enterprise Bits
A comic collage from the Wellington Enterprise features quips about old sayings and jokes on prices and life. It includes exchanges about Mr Marsh the cranberry man, Vienna street names, and humorous bits on fishing tales, a late fire alarm, and social chatter among local readers.
A Vacant Lot Doesn't Like Eversole
Eversole, reported very ill several weeks ago, is now said to be better. Humorous notes recount a mix of town chatter about drought, cows, wood, and water scarcity, plus a comic exchange about life insurance and charity burdens. The piece closes with a playful misprint about death and insurance gains.
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Eversole
Hyden
The Plague of Noise and Quiet Reflection
Fragmentary meditation urges readers to pause amid modern greed and grind. It calls for drawing together, hearing nature and the inner self, forming ideals born of silence, and guiding life with clearer purpose. The piece likens ideals to the star guiding wise men.
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Bethlehem
Public funds embezzlement arrest in Washington ministry
W James Ress, 33, of the U S Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, was arrested Monday on embezzlement charges. Secret Service chief Wilkie cited Ress confessing to misappropriating about 1,000 dollars. Ress pleaded not guilty through counsel and was released on 19,000 dollars bail. He served as bill and claim clerk. married with two children. Also reports say deadly election riots struck Saltillo after gubernatorial elections, with multiple deaths and injuries.
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Washington
James W. Ress
United States Public Health and Marine
United States
Taylor
Boyd
Bill
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